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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23

WHEN TAYLOR, the colored D emocrat
of Kansas City, was appointed United
States Consul General to Liberia, his
friends told him he would not like the
country and advised him not to go. He
wanted a Federal Office. however, and
off he went with flourish. He has
had enough OF Office holding, and is
ready to surrender his commission or
do anything else within reason that will
keep him away from Liberia, which
was once to be the great black republic.
He says:
1t is the toughest country 1 ever struck
They have no mules. no ploughs, and the
average wages are "a 50 year. They have
some rich god mines, but they Will shoot
anyone who attempts to develop them Ny
God | exclaimed, If this is the country of
my fathers il is a good thing they left It, and
any negro who wants TO g5L back ought to be
hanged, and every white man VINO wants
To go there ought to be put in an insane
asylum. There is no business for Consul
General to do. Four American vessels come
there year and i from Boston. The gen.
erol of the army is a fe, consul for Bel
GUM, the PostmasterGeneral is q feed
consul for Hayti he Liberian brass band,
consisting of one drum with d hole in it and
a cracked fife, came and serenaded all the
night of the Fourth of July, and the next
morn ng sent ne bill for $40 They have
their bill yet for their pains. l was earning
good living in Kansas City, when my
frienos urged me On Secretary Bayard for
this place. l want 10 go back 10 Kansas
City again; have had enough of Liberia.
IT IS when the immigration statistics
are presented that Americans become
apprehensive that they will be over
whelmed by foreigners and the nation
will lose it's distinctive character. 1t
takes time to assimilate and Amlri-
canize most foreigners, and people from
abroad are rushing in SO rapidly that
sometimes the fear is expressed that
Americans will he made to assinilate
with foreigners. Recent investigation
of the nativity of the populations of
leading cities, shows as follows: Out of
every 100 residents of Baltimore IS are
foreigners or children of foreigners; in
Brooklyn, 81; Boston, 63; Buffalo, Il ;
Chicago, 81; Cincinnati, 80; Cleveland,
80; Detroit, "a; Jersey City, 70; Louis
vile, So; Milwaukee, "a; Newark, 63;
New Orleans, 81 New York, 80; Phila-
delphia. 81; Pittsburg, 81; Providence,
81; st. Louis, 70; San Francisco, rs;
Washington, 25.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23

II MUST be Verv discouraging to Mr..
VIM. A. J. Sparks, late Commissioner
of the General Land Office, to find every
newspaper in the land rejoicing over
the fact that he was booted out of Office.
The press is not so unanimous when a
rogue is bounced, which would indicate
that in the mind of the American news
paper an incompetent official is more to
be despised than a scoundrel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23

THE ST.. PAUL Pioneer-Pre:s Is o Re-
publican paper, but it has the courage
to confess that "when State election
In New York can be won with apparent
ease by q party with a revenue plank in
its platform that goes farther than any
party announcement, State or National,
of the last twenty years, then we may
reflect that the tariff is not much of
bugaboo. and that tariff reform is
growing to exceeding popularity"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23

PLYMOUTH CHURCH having employed
the Rev. Charles A. Berry, of Wolver-
hampton, England, as successor to Mr..
Beecher, has fixed his salary at $40, 900
a year, or at what is estimated to be at
the rate of 800 a sermon. This makes
preaching come pretty high for the
Plymouth people, but then Mr.. Berry
is English. you know, and it is the
thing to be English. yeu know.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23
as such

GovsREoR FORAKER is to stump the
Southern States next year, for the Re
publican candidate for President. 1t
would be we'll for him to leave the
Cleveland snub behind. since the South
has recently confessed itself completely
".usshed" on Mrs. Cleveland.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23

WHEN THE New York court finds
Johann Most guilty and sends HIM to
Blackwell's Island, some man should
do his country good turn by smugg-
ling q few Illuminating caps into the
Anarchists cell.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23

Roscoe CoNKLING is being talked of
for the Republican nominee next year.
He is the one man who could make
Democrats nervous as to New York
State. New Workers will never get over
feeling of pride in Conkling, who is
one of the very few real statesmen in
Amerina
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23

THE NEW YORK san has not been
much of political authority lately. but
it told whole lot OF truth the other
day when it said: The administration
and the party are stronger without the
MugWumps than with them"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23

WsEN LAMAR shall be made an assc-
ciate justice Of the Supreme Court that
tribunal will stay close by the Constitu-
ton in its decisions or there will be
dissenting opinions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23

A SNOWMAN has offered $40, 600 tor the
body of the Anarchist suicide, Lingg,
but the relatives of the dead refuse to
take money for the mutilated and
worthless clay.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-23

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TIE DARKEST HOUR.

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-30

NO. bsi.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT A..
~ ~ MAiioh aud J l.. ROUTzoNG, whose
county, Nevada, has this day iied their a,,r,,o.
ZION Tor patent for fifteen hundred iinasr ~.
OF the magnolia mine or vein brarino all.
with snrface ground six hundred feet IN wid,h
situated IN highlAnd Mining District, County 81
Lincoln and State OF Neveda, and des,pnsteG h,
the field notes and oficial plat on ia ~ ~, ~
ONCE ~ lot No. 81 located on unsuryeyed isn.a
Inc exterior boundaries Of said LOT M m ia,
as follows. to witt - 'ei"b
Beginning Ut post marked No. /. u ssyrvav
NO. ", whence the Mendha brick rmohas,as,.y
marked mineral monument M ~ y, |;
b9 deg si25 feet. This smokestack IL ahnrt
20 feet high and feet square at the baso ~.
main shaft IN this Claim bears ~ den W MO
Ieet, me notice monument stands 8 feet nortl,
OF the center OF the shaft, thence runnnr la IN.
course, n deg W 1900 feet, 10 post ~
NO. ., survey No. 81; thence, "a conrsa IN n
10 deg o0U feet, to post marker No. n y
survey No. 81; thence. Sd cour.e. N n AZ Z Z
LOU ieet, TO post marked No. 4, U 3 survev M
~, and thence, 4th course, 10 deg nm 80 ~
post No. l, the place Of beginning: 70
20 60'lo0 scres. Posts Nos. / and stand Il, Ky
Original location monuments, Posts Nos . "a
3ktand about 40 feet easterly of the ori r;nsi IL.
cation monuments. Magnetic variation. ia d..
The location Of this mine ia rccoya., 4, ~,
Recorders otEce Of Lincoln county. Nevada ~ H.
pook o. mining notices. This claim il
bounded on the east and west by extensions ~
this lode-names unknown--and on the north Il,
sna soutn ~ no known claims. Any and Iii
persons claiming adversely any portion ~ ia
MAgnoiiA mine or surface ground sre reGuirsd
70 ME their adverse claims with the Reqister m
the United States Land Office It Ruref. "a he
state u Nevada. during the sixty days period Of
virtue Of the provisions OF the statute. ~
F.H. HINCKLEY. Recisfar
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-30

UNITED STATES LAND oFrrcx.


Eureka, Nevada. August 4th. Issg.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT h. j. i,
IN bnEToN, whose pestofilce address ia "a !
sTsncisco. CALIFORNIA;. has this day filed hi.
application for patentfor three thousand lipea,
feet Of the PANACKER mine or vein besrna
silver, with surface ground sir hundred feei
" width, situated In Ely Mining District. county
81 Lincoin. and State Of Nevada, and desipnated
y the neld notes and Official plat on nle In this
s 81 s e iot 70: 81 IN Township !, North Range
No. ~ being bounded ~ follows, to wit:
:. BEGINNING 1t . post marked No. /, o Survey
NO. ~, whence the one-quarter section corner
On south boundary Of section "a, T l. N r, ST ID.
eeSrs :. y deg 80 min " $40 feet; also post No.
y lot NO. 81. bears 80 deg II II feet, Thence
running; Lat course, ii deg min W sOo0
feet, to post marked No q, u i survey No 40.
tnence. "a course, N 10 deg 50 min v GOO feet
70 post married. No. 0, o survey No 80. from
WHICH the 5W corner Of Bee 20 bears "a deg 80
nin ~ A-lO feet; thence, Sd course, N II DEC
min 5000 feet. to post marked No 4. q Z
survey No 80; thence, 4th course, u is deg n
min 900 feet to post marked No /. the place
q beginning, containing ~ 32.100 acres. Mag.
netic variation 16 deg East.
This claim IL bounded by no known clai,rs
tho nearest being the ssSllver'' mining claim'
owned by @. II. Patchen.
Any and all personh claiming adversely any
portion OF tho said s'Panacker' mine or s,,rf~cs
ground are required to file their adverse claims
Once Il Eureka. and state Of Nevada. duri ,.
me SIXTY dsya period Of publication hereof
or they will be barred by virtue Of the provia'
IONS Of the statnte.
F.H.HINcKLRY Register,
y Hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
q sppncetion for patent be published for the
period Of ton consecutive weeks In the Phoebe
n r,. : weekly newspaper published At
suiA-lot FIJI. HINcKLEY, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-04-30
Application for a Patent
TO TIE
THOMPSON MINE.
No. s0J.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada, February "a. lss5
NOTICE ID HEREBY GIVEN MAR i W
~ al: cardeza, whose postofficc aaa,,.s ia
rliiadeiphia. Pennsylv ania, has H. d., MED
MS application for patent for one tb,i.,sand
ttuov. linear feet Of the Thompson Mine II vein
Srsd W siiver, win surface ground tnret nun
area and twenty-three $3.50 feet in wiafh ,,u-
ate, lying and being in Tenn Piute MINI, pa
siiet' county Of Lincoln and State OF Ncy,ds
aug Known and designated by the field ,,ote.
ana oflcial plat on file in this ofice as lot MN
NJ. losl, located on unsurveyed land
,,ai. no exterior boundaries Of said lot No. b5
being as follows, to wit, Variation Ia ds,,ra ="
snu ~ minutes east. Commencing al = nost
MARKED mo. . survey No. b51, whence n
? monument on Grant Peak bears N an deg
w ~eSu - s-iu feet; post No. 2 Of survey No.
~, Wyandotte lode, bears north 6ih 40 ess,
$50 feet, and the working sh.ff ~ M, ~, .ass
Dtars north ON degrees west ITS f,et. Tbenc,,
running ISL course north 90 deg vast loIsl fset
" post marked No.2 U u survey No nj ~ ~,
nor.neast corner monument OF this claim.
.neh.s' "a course, south 81 u deg west ses feet
70 post marked No. g. d 4 snrvrv NJ q. 80 \.
the northwest corner monument OF tbis al
.hences ia course, south 10 deg enst 1noa ya.,.
10 post marked No. 4, U y survey M 4, a. ~
..,.,'t we. corner monument Of this claim.
which monument il on the western horna..,,,
OF the Wyshdotte lode; from it poet No n
survey NO. 20. Wyandotte lode, bears snn,i, si,5
ueB west tJI feet; post No. U q survov n, Il
fronl2ai lode, bears south ON dec gau, 20,
iee', ana post No 0, U y survey No. "a. eama
lode. bears south DIV deg west 4d5 LII, 'a aa',
Thence. ith course, north a sea esst gSl ~,
70 post no; !, at the place Of bsginninc eo.
ssining lsleo acres. This cisim is boandea
on the south by tho wyandotte lode. '''''e''
the location OF this Mine II dniy ra,o.,a.
the Recorders Office Of Tenn Finite Mtn,na ~, -
trict, IN Hook d, pages ia and lis. Of Minl,'a
Records Any and all persons ciaim,na ~
seirsely any portion Of said Thompson Nine az
s sra n,,ng ground a. horoinbefore described
me hegister of the United States Lana aIa,ca ~
Lnrefa, In the state OF Nevada during the 49,.
Gays period OF publication hereof. or they ~,
Statute. Pio'in'ohs OF Tine
mr4-GO IT uyucpvpy
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PATENT NOTICES.
Application for n Patent



Eureka. Nevada, May %, 1883.
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Payday Gold and Silver ~ining COMPANY.
whose postoiiice address il San Francisco'
Caihornia, has this Gay hled lis application for
patent for Fourteen hunored and eiehty.uine
linear feet of the PAYDAY mine or vein bearing
SILVER, with surface ground Six hundred feet il,
width, situated III Jackrabbit Mining District
County OF Lincoln. aud State Of Nevada. ma
designated by the held notes and official plat on
NC IN this once Ie Lot No. 80, located upon
nnsurveyed land. The exterior boundaries OF
said Lot No. 50 being as follows, to wit.
Beginning at post marked No, 1, u guryey
No 5' IRON which y mineral monument No
beAra 4S deg As min Z 3a3 seet. The stove.
pipe OF Day Mining Companys Office bears N
30 deg 10 min u 4i0 feet, and tho afuokestack Of
Payday hoisting-works bears \ 81 deg AZ IN in
= 300 feet. Then, lst course. q "a deg is min +
200 rect, TO post marked No q, u survey No "a.
and post No OF U survey No 81, said posts
being identical with the northeasterly corner
monument Of the Payday location, from whicl,
the noIthwestsrly corner monument Of the Pay.
westerly corner Of the Payday location.
THENCE. $ rs deg 30 min " Asst ieet 10 a po,nt
on the westerly line OF U s survey No 80; thence.
y 80 deg y 600 ftot. to post No l, U survey No
~. and thence. "a deg 40 min L COO feet, to
post No 2. U survey No. 80. and the piac. Of
beginning. Containing an area Of So 100 acre Of
land. Which Tracts being excluded from this
survey leaves Remaining IN area Of ~ a3.j00
acres Of land
Magnetic variation 10 deg East
The location OF this mine is recorded in the
necorders oiiice OF Lincoln county, Nevada, in
LOOK ~ Mining Notices. This lode Ia bonni,d
On The east by the Jsckrabbit mining claim
aiia on the north. west and south by no known
claims. Any aud all persons claiming nd.
versely any portion OF said Payday mine or
surface ground are required TO ile their ad verse
claims with the Register Of the United States
Land Office at Eureka, in the state Of Nevsd.
during the sixty days period OF publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue Of the
provisions Of the statute.
IN. HINCKLEY, Register.
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Notice to LienhoIdsfs

NOTICEIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIM
4 nnasrmgned has commenced IN acton \
U Justice Court o. Phoebe Township, Lincoln
county. state OF Nevada, In which sction The
nsndersigned IL plaintiff and Mayaovsr SILVER
Mining Company. Ohio mine asd Comet
mine are defendants. which Action Il
brought to enforce lien In favor 81 nisiptie
snd ssainst defendants. upon the foiIowinc
G a property and promises, situated IN
Bristol Mining District. lincoln County. star
q Nevada, to wit; The property known y si shs
MaYnower mine. In said District containing CO...
ga eoio coin. and ID claimed under
sna by virtue Of an Act OF the INcIs
m issnfe 81 the State Of Nevada, entitled
~, a ..S Acs to secure liens to mechsnics
W. o.ners ,andto repeslallotherA Acts IN Ma.
Y thereto, approved March I'd. is7S' Now
ssnoleiore al persons having holding, or csim.
,an. .iens upon said premises under fhs proyis.
rsa o. SAID Act are hereby notified 10 & ana
l1ppear before said Court on the l7th az az
Nv. D.uafy' a. D. 1853. II 10 O'clock 4. NJ, md
nrco, tna there syhibit their rrsd liens and
t27sd MARE oHuRIon. ys.pho,ssr.